Unit 2 AP Literature Flashcards

7556261556	Sonnet	14-line poem written in iambic pentameter	0
7556262823	Form	The physical structure of a poem- length of the lines, the rhythm of the poem, and any systems of repetition	1
7556273960	Spenserian Sonnet	abab, bcbc, cdcd, ee, with this rhyme of the poem. First 4 lines rhyme, 5-7 the last two sounds match the 1-4 lines, c sounds moves down to the 3rd	2
7556288096	Shakespearean Sonnet	abab, cdcd, efef, gg. After he first quatrain he starts a new sound	3
7556295242	Meter	a stressed and unstressed syllabic pattern in a verse or within the lines	4
7556299874	Foot	different type of meter is measured by feet, number of syllables that are stressed and or unstressed as a part of the metrical pattern	5
7556308118	Iamb (inspire, behold, abuse, arise, and awake)	foot containing an unaccented and short syllable followed by a long accented syllable in a single line of a poem (Ú unstressed. stressed)	6
7556321292	Conceit	a metaphysical conceit, figure of speech which two vastly and incredibly different object and likened together with the help of comparative language	7
7556351078	line	unit of language into which a poem or play is divided, while operates distinct form expressed with a punctuation mark	8
7556358165	End stopped	A type of line in poetry, in which a pause comes at the end of a synaptic unit often expressed with a punctuation mark	9
7556366514	Enjambment	A type of line where the thought moves to the next line without a punctuation mark	10
7556370388	Couplet	A literary device that has 2 successive lines with the same meter from a complete thought and usually rhyme	11
7557380548	Tercet	Three lines following some rhyming pattern	12
7557383567	Quatrain	A set of four lines, could be a poem with four lines, that have an independent or separate theme	13
7557393051	Cinquain	A stanza of five lines that may be rhymed or unrhymed	14
7557398221	Sestet	A stanza that contains six lines, might have a rhyme scheme	15
7557403096	Octave	A stanza of eight lines	16
7557406358	Rhyme	The matching of final vowel and or consonant sounds in two or more words	17
7557414116	Internal rhyme	A rhyme involving a word in the middle of a line, rhyming with a word at the end of the line or the middle of the next line	18
7557422361	End Rhyme	A person has lines ending with the words that sounds the same	19
7557429636	Near/ Slant/ Half Rhyme	Rhyme in which the ending consonants match, but the vowel sounds do not	20
7557440389	Blank Verse	Unrhymed, iambic contaminator- no rhyme, has to have 10 syllables	21
7557452652	Villanelle	A 19-line poetic form, consisting of five tercets following by a quatrain	22
7557458914	Sestina	A poem of six line stanzas with three lines at the end	23
7557463197	Free Verse	Poetry without a regular pattern of meter or rhyme	24
7557474387	Caesura	A pause within a line	25
7557475738	Carpe Diem	Latin for seize the day	26
7557478041	Ambiguity	word, phrase, or statement that contains one or more meanings	27
7557482438	Ploce	Emphatic repetition of the word referring giving it special significance	28
7557490763	Refrain	A verse or a phrase repeated throughout a poem, usually after a stanza	29
7557495988	Rhythm	meter, a pattern of stress and unstressed syllables that create the meter of the poem	30
7557501399	Stanza	A division of usually four or more lines that either have a fixed blank, meter, and or a rhythm scheme	31
7557510169	Verse	Can be used to denote a line, a stanza, or another part of a poem	32